History
The project began in 1986, and it was officially opened in 1988. It consists of a Nature Reserve and Wilderness Area, which covered an area of 8.1 km² in all. Quiet Waters aims to conserve indigenous fauna and flora, to further the educational pursuits of the College, and to serve as a base for conservation education in other schools. It is also used for scientific research, providing recreational facilities for the College community and visitors.
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